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See which of Portland’s famous Trenkmann Houses is for sale at $985K
See which of Portland’s famous Trenkmann Houses is for sale at $985K
See which of Portland’s famous Trenkmann Houses is for sale at $985K

Published on: 07/15/2025

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One of the famous 1890 Trenkmann Houses at 1720 N.W. Hoyt St. in Northwest Portland’s Alphabet District is for sale.The living room has a high ceiling, hardwood floor and a fireplace.Step through the double-door entrance with stained glass panes and see thoughtful updates that allow for modern living.A classic Victorian-era bay window draws light into the family room.The dining room has a high ceiling, a wall of windows and a wood floor.A seating bar is between the dining area and open kitchen.The renovated kitchen has a gas range, stainless steel refrigerator and dishwasher, and marble counters.The long kitchen has an exit outdoors.“This home is ideal for the urban buyer looking for both design integrity and quality connectivity,” said listing broker Atussa Valenti of Coldwell Banker Bain.Three bedrooms are on the second level.Skylights illuminate the second-story landing.The primary suite has vaulted ceilings and a built-in closet.The primary suite has a walk-in shower.There are three updated bedrooms and bathrooms.There are three updated bedrooms and bathrooms.There are three updated bedrooms and bathrooms.There are three updated bedrooms and bathrooms.There are three updated bedrooms and bathrooms.1720 N.W. Hoyt St. in Northwest Portland’s Alphabet District is for sale by Atussa Valenti of Coldwell Banker Bain.The three-level house for sale is a sidewalk showcase of the past, with a covered porch and balcony surrounded by shiplap siding. But enter the house to see updates.The back deck is shaded by mature trees.1720 N.W. Hoyt St. in Northwest Portland’s Alphabet District is for sale by Atussa Valenti of Coldwell Banker Bain.

The famous Trenkmann Houses, eight lookalike Victorians clustered around a shared garden in Northwest Portland’s Alphabet Historic District, have survived 135 years of the city’s growth and new development temptation.

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